Power County ID Inmate Search

The Power County ID Inmate Search provides you with the ability to search for incarcerated individuals within the state of Idaho. This includes individuals incarcerated in county jails and those on probation or parole.

The Power County ID Inmate Search is a free service that allows you to search for an inmate. You can use the search to find their name, bond, court dates, and other vital information.

Inmate Roster

If you're looking for information about an inmate, a Power County ID Inmate Search can provide the most accurate details on a current or former inmate. This type of search can include jail records, mugshots, and court reports. You can also find out where an inmate is currently held and what they have been charged with.

The Power County ID Inmate Search has a database of over 28,000 inmates that is updated on a regular basis. These inmates are held at all of the different facilities throughout the county. This list includes inmates that are currently serving time for misdemeanors and felony offenses, as well as offenders awaiting trial or who have been sentenced to jail instead of prison.

Some inmates are even detained by Immigration Custody and Enforcement (ICE) before they can be released back to their home country. These detainees can be searched by name, location, and even an "A-number", which is the number they were assigned upon their arrest.

These inmates may be able to receive both onsite and online visits from family members. They can also receive mail and money from a loved one.

For a small fee, you can get a Power County ID Inmate Search account. Once you've created an account, you can search for any inmate and access their contact and visitation information. You can also find out about their upcoming trials and other important details.

In addition to searching for inmates, you can use the Power County ID Inmate Search to find out how to send money to them or to purchase commissary items. You can also learn about visiting and phone call schedules, and get information on how to write letters to them.

The Power County ID Inmate Search offers a variety of ways to contact inmates, including both prepaid and collect calls. You can also leave them short messages for a flat fee of $1.25. However, be aware that you must use the correct account number and password in order to make these calls. In addition, all communication is stored on file with law enforcement and could be used against you or your inmate at a later date.

Inmate Visitation Schedule

A visitor can only visit an inmate in the Power County Jail if he or she appears on the inmate's visiting list. This list is completed by inmates upon booking and processing at the jail. Once the list is complete, a legal visitor can call to set up a time and date for the visit.

Inmates can only receive a limited number of visits each week. Requests for exceptions or special requests must be forwarded through a Corrections Officer to a Shift Supervisor for approval.

The facility may also restrict visits for disciplinary reasons. This is a decision made by the Facility Commander and may result in a temporary or permanent restriction, revocation, or termination of visiting privileges.

Visitors are required to bring a current, valid photo identification and to sign in before entering the visiting room. They are not permitted to wear handbags or purses in the visiting area and they are not allowed to bring cigarettes or other narcotics into the facility.

All visitors are required to arrive 30 minutes prior to their scheduled visit. If a visitor is not present, the visit will be cancelled.

Those who are unable to attend a scheduled visit must provide notice of the cancellation at least one hour before their scheduled appointment to avoid being charged. This is a fee that will be deducted from their account.

Inmates can only accept up to three visitors at a time in the visiting booth. The door must remain closed while a visitor is in the booth and no food, cigarettes, or other writing materials are allowed in the visitation area.

Children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult during their visit. A juvenile who is unable to visit with an adult will be escorted to another area of the facility.

A valid ID card (Drivers License, Military ID, Tribal ID, Passport or Green Card with 1-9 form) must be presented for all visiting activities. Anyone not wearing a valid ID during a visit will have their visitor status terminated.

The visitor must also provide a copy of the inmate's affidavit of visitation. Any person found to have omitted or falsified this affidavit of visitation will be removed from the inmate's visitation list.

Inmate Mail

Power County ID Inmate Search contains detailed information on incarcerated individuals including jail records, court & arrest records, mugshots and even judicial reports. The inmate search will help you locate an incarcerated person and provide visitation and contact information.

If you are sending an inmate a letter, make sure to include the name and mailing address of the sender in the top left corner of the envelope or postcard. All mail is scanned and read by prison staff. Any incoming mail that is found to be contraband will be confiscated and disposed of.

Photo postcards are allowed to be sent to inmates as long as they are not tampered with or contain images that may be considered obscene or violent in nature. Postcards should be printed on solid color or white paper and may only have a maximum of 5 pictures in the envelope.

Inmates are not allowed to receive magazines or newspapers from the local post office. Magazines and newspapers must be mailed directly from a subscription service or bookstore and the following titles are prohibited: Playboy, Penthouse, Maxim, and weapons magazines.

Health items such as prescription eyeglasses, dentures, crutches and hearing aids may be accepted. Medical alert bracelets or necklaces must be approved by a Detention Division Officer before they can be delivered to an inmate.

Personal photos are also allowed to be mailed to an inmate as long as they do not exceed 4 inches high by 6 inches wide and the inmate's name and booking number is written on each photograph. Inmates may only have a maximum of 10 non-Polaroid family photographs in their possession at one time.

Inmates can also receive cashier's checks or money orders. The sender must have a return address that includes the full name and apartment number.

If you have any questions about the inmate mail policies, please call the prison at 866-327-6226 or email them at [email protected]. Any violation of the inmate mail policy can result in the loss of mail privileges and could lead to criminal charges being filed against both you and the inmate.

Inmate Phone

Inmate phone service at Power County ID is now provided by TelMate. They offer collect, prepaid and credit card calls in both the booking area and outside the jail. You can find out all the rates and best plans for calling an inmate at the Power County ID Jail by visiting their website or contacting them directly.

All mail sent to an inmate at the Power County ID Jail must include the sender's name, address, and inmate's phone number in the top left hand corner of the envelope or postcard. If you send a letter to an inmate without these items, it will most likely not be delivered or will be destroyed.

The Power County ID Jail is a state of the art facility that is designed to provide inmates with an environment that is safe and secure. The facility is staffed by a number of guards and civilian staff that use a communication system to ensure that all parties involved in the jail are always in touch with one another.

Many of the inmates at Power County ID Jail are inmates that have been convicted of misdemeanors or felony charges and cannot post bail. Most of these inmates are waiting for their trial to take place.

To find out who is in custody at the Power County ID Jail, go to their Inmate Roster page and click the search button. Once there, you will be able to see the inmate's photo, name, booking date and location.

In addition, you will be able to view their jail history and mugshots. You can also find out the status of any warrants that were issued for their arrest.

It is important to know that inmates at the Power County ID Jail are very human and they make mistakes. That is why the staff at the jail are very caring and try to help inmates rehabilitate themselves while incarcerated.

Inmates at the Power County ID Jail can now use tablets to receive and respond to letters from family and friends, watch TV shows and movies, play games and even access educational information. This is an amazing development that will keep your inmate busy and out of trouble while they are incarcerated.